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I just watch the shooter's release. It's much easier for me.
I'm experimenting with it and I have no issue with the mechanic. But I'm confused as it seems like it's just an extra maneuver that can be off a bit vs just releasing on the stick down timing? Like isn't it better to have perfect release with no rhythm effort than to have perfect release and slightly early tempo? That's the only thing I'm unsure about as to how it's better as it's just another step?